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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

The 100000 damage suit of Alfred G.
Heady against the c.. B. Il Q. road viii
I've the first civil suit tried at the present
term of court in all, probability. Argus
ments on the demurrer 10 declaration in
the case were heard before Judge Smith
last week Messrs jackson and
Gest are for the plaintiff. and Sweeney
Il Walker for the defeuse. Hesdy was
seriously injured in the railroad accident
between Moline and Port Byron Junction
on the night Of December 3 last, receiv
ing permanent injuries. and the defense
demur, on the ground that the men who
caused the accident were fellow employs
| of the plaintiff Hcady was the eng
neer on the passenger tain with whlct
the freight train. running contrary TO or
ders. collided.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

Tie remainder of this week will be
given to e. A X INSTRUMENTATION
of The boys who once wore the blue. The
second annual encampmeut of the Rock
Island County Veteran association will he
held on Vandruffs island, commencing
TOMORROW morning, while the second an,
nnal meeting If the Ninth Illinois Cav
airy Veteran association will be held nj
Sons of Veterans hall in this city. A
number of prominent war veterans are
already in the city for the purpose OF at
tending the cavalry meeting; among them
Gen A G Bracket of FIT Davis, Texas
Col " 5 Brackett of Chicago; Maj s 5
Showalter, of Wellington, Kan; Capt Me-
Nair, Chicago; Capt Gallano, Pueblo, Col
Capt Ezra Brown, Chicago, Lieut. X 3
Hubbard, of Pasadena, Cal. Ex-Gov. A
Nance, of Nebraska, is expected tonight
The officers of the association are;
Presidential. G. Bracket, Fort Ds'
| Wis, Tex.
First Vice President-H. B. Burgh
Rock Island
Second Vice President-A r. Mock
| Cambridge.
Recording Secretary-Joshns Bel!
Lamont Ill.
Corresponding Secretary-E. A. Dav
export, Chicago.
Treasurer-P v Fitzpatrick, Chicago
Morning meetings will be devoted t.
business, and the afternoon to pleasur
and sight seeing, and Thursday eyenin
there will be banquet at Armory hal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20
County buildings.

hANNf bfN
16 -Amrfa Stevens to Nj. :. johnston
vi lot /, ,. 10, 81, and mel nr l. 10, Is,
5w, $500
5. W. Wheelock 10 A j. Smith, lot >
block /. 5. W. Wherlnck'- addition, No
line, 500.
Ethel L. Clements to Anna J. PelrI
son, lots A and A., South Rock Island,
500.
11-Samuel Bowles 10 John Donald,
mel sci. u, Il, lw -, son
John Donald To John IL. Lodng ne !
sc / and pit ne3 and outlots Il and l6, II
II. 1w. and lots and 4, Assessors plat
10, 1861. IS, Il. 1w, $1,000
John Wolf To John Aexlson, pt lot IA
"a, 10. lie, SIPS
Franklin f Kelly TO Marietta Kelly
pt nwi, 10, 16. 4w, $4,000.
John ID. Vanlaningham to Alrnz,
Nicewanner, ut nwl. Is, Il. 3w S315.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20
RRiEFlIETS.


Ice cream, at Krell & Maths.
Oysters. oysters, al Krell & Maths.
New dates. new figs. at Krell & Maths
confectionery.
Oysters served in every style at Krell &
Maths
Charles Ramskill is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever
Loans by the Rock Island Building as
sociation. Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1887.
Mrs. T. II Thomas left this afternoon
to visit her sister, Mrs. Reid, at Lincoln,
Neb
John Evans keeps The best flour and
AL kinds of horse and cattle feed No.
1906 Third avenue.
Mr.. J. E. Burrows. of Mum, Iowa,
but formerly of Milan, is visiting
relatives and friends here
Mrs. W. H. Farris and family lett
today for Detroit. where they will make
their future home, Mr. Farris having pre-
coded them.
Dan Snlly's Daddy Nolan" company
appears AT llarpers theatre tonight. 1t
is one of the richest comedies ON the
American stage to-day.
The city council is to be petitioned for
an electric light in the South Park addi-
ton. 1t is an Improvement and con-
veuicnce, which should he unhesitatingly
granted
Bishop W s Perry, of the Episcopal
diocese of Iowa, who is now in Europe,
has written personal letter to a friend
in Davenport, stating that he will decline
the bishopric of Nova Scotia, to whic b
| he has been elected.
Mr.. A. T. Irwin. president of the Ken,
dali Exchange bank at Kendall, Kan, is
in the city today on his way To Chicago
Mr.. Irwin was formerly resident of Rock
Island, and has many friends here who
will be pleased TO see him.
Sharp Bros, the crockeTy dealers, re-
ceived yesterday telegram from ST
Lawrence county, N Y. informing them
of the sudden and serious illness of their
father, Mr.. W Sharp left last evening
for that place.
| The Rock river preshytery holds i'll
fall meeting in the Broadway churcl
commencing nj 7:30 this evening To
morrow the Womens Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society meet at the Broadwa.
church
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20
MILWAUKEE EXTENSION.
The Southwest Line and Other I'M
provements of the Great a.. NJ. d
~. r. Road.

The Southwest Line and Other I'M
provements of the Great a. VI. a
st.P Road.
Col. Flagg, the veteran travelling agent
of the c., NJ. & St. P. was interviewed
by reporter yesterday in regard to the
company's extensions the past year. He
said:
THE most important work of the year
is the Kansas City line extending south>
west from Oitumwa, Ia, aud on which
track laying is approaching completion.
An entrance to ST Joseph has been Sc
cured of the ST. Joseph & St. Louis cons
pany. whose tracks will he used from
Lawson, fifty two miles from st. Joseph.
An important project of the company is
the Nebraska Central line which has
been for some months surveying and Sc
curing right of way from Omaha north
west, and it is Judged the ST. Paul in
tends to make granger campaign in Ne
braska next season. II seems probable
that the line will be pushed west 10 oc
cupy the territory IN the central western
part of the state between The Northwest
ern and Burlington systems, country
still undevrloped by railroad lines. Ia
Dakota track laying has recently been
| completed on the lin. from Elrod To Lake
Preston, about forty miles. The line
which is eventually To run from lankion
via Roscoe To Bismarck is now in opera
uon from Roscoe south forty one
| miles to Orient, and north twenty-siX
miles to Iiillsview. 1t will not be
| pushed to Bismarck before next season.
In Minnesota the only extension is one
| nine miles in length to Lake Minnetonka,
built this summer. In Wisconsin the
branch to Albany is being extended, and
will eventually reach Madison. A line is
reported under consideration from Berlin
North VIA Stevens Point to connect with
the Wisconsin Valley division to Merrill.
| Construction is wrll along on the exlen-
sion from Merrill to Tomahawk Lake,
tifty>three miles and surveying parties
are still working on lines from that point
to the Go9rbic iron range, and 1t is said
also, To Union Bay and Houghton.
The last span of this company's
bridge over the Missouri river Al Ran
dolph was coupled last Saturday and tn.
contractors hope to have it entirely com
pletrd within Two weeks. They hay,
had much to contend with specially higi
water and lack Of materials. but in spit,
90 this, have made excellent progress
The truck OF the ST. Paul extension i
laid to within twelve miles OF kansa'
Civ, aud it will he in that town hef0r,
the middle Of October, and trains run
| niDp
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

Chas H. Loder's "Hiarity' company
will he the attraction at Harper's theatre
Friday and Saturday nights. Sept. % and
"A. "Hilarity" is three act comedy
full of fun, music, funny situations, etc.
The company is headed by Mr.. Chas. A.
Loder, the famous eccentric comedian,
vocalist and dancer, who needs no intro
duction to the amusement loving people
of this country, he having gained for
himself reputation which places him
foremost among the eccentric comedians
of the day. Mr. Loder has surrounded
himself with carefully selected com
pAny of comedy stars, which includes
some of the brightest lights of the mimic
stage The company will introduce
many pleasing medIeys, dances and the
most popular numbers from the lates'
comic opera successes, The Mikado,
"Erminie, Little Tycoon. etc. In the
third act Mr.. Loder will introduce his
famous German song and dance, Dots
| il, Why" which has been so successfully
done by this very funny comedian in al
! the larger cities. 'IIilariiy" will I'M
doubtedly he the laughing" show of thu
present season and if you wish To enjo,
an evening of genuine merriment 60 II
Harper's and see "Hilarity." Speaking
of recent performance the lndianapoli
journal sa,s:
The Chas. A Loder HilarIiy compan
again appeared at The Grand last nigh
to house crowded to overlooking. Al
though The weather has been exCeedingi
disagreeaole they could not have receive
much more patronage. every bit OF whio
was merted They appear tonight TO
the last time and everyone wishing goo
hearty laugh and general good tim
shnItid attend
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

On Second avenue between FIfteenth
and Sixteenth streets, just over Stuart's
second hand store, is a rickety old avn
ing which looks as though it might cave
in al any time. Ii has already parted
from the building to u distance ol six OF
eight inches, most Of lis length. and il
held by few small braces. which are a,
shaky as the rest Of the old concern. |
is said that the attention of the police Ia
been called 10 the nuisance several times
but it still hangs. and probably will, un.
til it falls and hurts somebody, whei
the city will have another damage suit OF
hand.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

The criminal business of the present
term of the circuit court was commenced
Yesterday afternoon with the case against
John Conwell for burglarizing the house
of Andrew Anderson at South Moline
last June and stealing SEQ. The jury
was composed of Henry Anderson, Ney
Wilson. Richard Callahan, Ir., G. W
Cook. Gus Nelson. J A Griffith. DAVE
,Iamerson, Rrimcr Erbsi. J NJ Cooper
Thomas Modem, VIM. Strohncier ant
Chas. johnson. Mn. Belrisley appcaret
for the defense and States Attorney En-
trikin for the state. The case went /,
the jury at noon and verdict of moi
guilt" returned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

1t is apparent that the only salvation
for the readers of the Union from the
meaningless slush that fills the local col
umns of the morning sheet daily, is in
sanity proceedings in the county court,
Here is one of the items of news which
appeared today
A tied-up buggy horse, standing will
It's hind feet in the gutter and its for,
feet perched on the high sidewalk o.
Halls block. reminds one of giraffe oil
circus post
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20
INFAMOUS PLOT.


Modern N00dm"n Oat Of S3OOO,
Thwarted-- John X. Wilson's Dis.
appearance.
The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of John r Wilson. heretofore
spoken of on numerous occasions. is
about explained, and an attempt to de-
Modern Woodmen of America, out of
5000. has just been discovered aud is
consequently thwarted.
1t will be remembered that on the
morning of Sunday. July 81, John X
Wilson, some what eccentric married
man of Olon, disappeared without word
or warning. There was reason to be
lieve he had been drowned. He had been
camping with other Orion people at n
point on Rock river near Colona. On tine
night in question he had left his party,
and had crossed the river 10 skiff to
visit a camp on the other side. To PEG
Pile in this camp he had said he would
like To take a swim, hut he feared to 90
in alone, rs he WAS not u good swimmer.
One or two uf the party Offered to JON
him in taking bath. but he snid he
would return To his camp and 90 in with
some of his companions He did not re-
turn Ia his camp that night In the
morning his clothing was found in the
skill which was on sh"re near deep and
dangerous hole in the river 1t was CON
Guided he had been drowned. and q
| search for his body was begun ri ohce e.
1t was kept up for weeks. The river bed
was dragged for miles. guns were fired,
and every usual means for recovering
| drowned bodies was resorled to. even 10
the offering of rewards.
Finally the $50 reward offered by the
father. IN law, Mr. Mealman, was in
creased to $500 by the wife. Befor,
these rewards had been offered, il
had developed that Wilson WAS mem
w
W. w
men OF aiiierica' III winch ne eafileH 90,
900 insurance. IL WAS also discovered
that a few days before disappearing. h,
t.,,,-, ,;, ,,,.,,,',- -, I.,,o
eNiueh'lf Ill anA'e'H '"a' 'heS s"'"i" NV
be considered part III his motive 10
disennesring
a.. Min. n;.a,,,1 :,
i''' W '''''' '''' -
tell the rest OF The Tory;
Mr. L. E Fish, of thus city, memhe
of the finance committee of the M0der
Woodmen, set about Ia investigate lh
case. calling To his aid Detective Fran
Anderson. They soon found that Wilsn
had sold quantity of grain In Daveu
port some DAYS before he went into camp
On his return home, he had left the trail
al a stopping plsce this side of Orion, an,
had walked the remainder of the distance
The presumption is that he had purchase
a SUIT of clothes in Davenport. and that h
hid it in the woods while taking this wall
He must have forgotten boots and ha
however, for on the Sunday morning tbs
his camp companions were mourning biI
AS drow ned, y hatless and booiless ma
arrived in Moline on Il freight train. II
: had gotten on near Colona, and he asEe
a Moline policeman if there were store
-, open where he could purchase hat an
shoes. He explained that thieving fe
z low traveller on the cahoOse had jumpe
4 | off with his hat and shoes. The police
man (Ofticer Mowry) now recognizes
picture of John r. Wilson as that of Il
hatless and shoelcss man. The tralnmt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

The Sidney went north this morning
with fine trip.
The Libbie Conger passed down on
time this morning.
The Pittsburg will run between st.
Louis and Keokuk during the autumnal
attractions at the former city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

The fifteenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Conductor 4. Fl. Pollard of the
C. B. & Q and wife was celebrated at their
home on Eighth avenue last evening, by
their friends to the number of eighty, who
took them unswsres, bringing with them
numerous appropriate presents and tokens
of regard, and also provisions for q
bouutlful supper. Mr.. and Mrs Pollard
were made the guests of celebration il
their own house. and the evening passed
happily to all concerned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

The report of st. Luke's hospital for
August is as follows:
Donations Mesdames Baylor, milk
Wadsworth, milk; Kelly, old linen; NJ.
Dunlap. 81 worth of milk tickets; Rev.
r F. Sweet, grapes; cracker factory, box
crackers
Patients admitted, Q; discharged, /;
remaining. 2. Expenses for the month,
S93. 50. NJ C. HOFFMAN, Sec,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

The Great Rock Island Route &C. r
l. N r. railway will sell Oct. IL. har-
vest excursion tickets at one fare for tn,
round trip, to principal points in Kansas
Nebraska. Northwestern Iowa, Minneso
la and Dakota, Limit thirty days FROM
date of sale For tickets or further in
formation, address f A Holhrook, gen
eral ticket and passenger agent, Chicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

This week and this week only, tickets
for the Spring Cove Surf coaster can be
obtained at Wilman's news stand and the
Bijou cigar store. Holders of those
tickets will be entitled to five cent round
trip rate on the coaster every day excep,
Thursday and Friday of each week until
6 p. m J. P. NEwBURe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

And now the Illini club is discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY of whist tournament,
as the long winter evenings loom up in
the not far distant future. If ten sets OF
players enlist it will be 90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

A party of twenty ladies spent pleas
ant afternoon and evening at spring cove
slide yesterday. An elegant supper was
served The meals which are spread at
Spring Cove surpass anything of the kind
ever served in this vicinity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

I suffered with rheumatism in the
shoulder for months, and the only thing
| found that did me any good WAS Sal
Walton oil II cured ME, and recon-
mend it to all sufferers with said disease
n UIman. Pearl street Baltimore
Md
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20
SPECIAL!
MC|ntire & Co.,

Announce special DRESS GOODS opening for Monday
Sept 2 They believe that they have far SURPASSED Hi
efforts and prepared offer the public the
stylish and hest of Dress GOODS 70 NC
found in this section The assortment comprises avers kam-
serges Henrieas Henrietta LANES silk nnsh peges'
guineas. checks, paids, mixtures etc. etc.
Novelties to be found nowhere else.
Special attention called double fold annes MIXTURES ec'
29c Don't miss this; best offered at the price,
Cassmees fine 25c mixtures, elegant assof'oh''
4Sc; checks, very stylish 4Sc to soc.
You must the pas, checks novelties anu "'nei
fabrics which be described for want oil space
Beautiful line of plain effects with novelties 10 ma'ch ho
two alike and owned exclusively by McIntire " Co.
Large assortment brads gimps all the new trimmings
Call and the hansomeS line of dress goods NJ ie o"
est prices ever shown in this vicinity whether YOU wish to
chase 1t is pleasure show such goods as are NO"
shelves and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

The members of Wide Awake Hose
Co, No. ., are requested to meet at the
Wide Awake hose house at a. IN.
Thursday, Sept %, 1887, for the purpose
Of attending the Gcneseo races that day
| Bv order of B BRAIN, Foreman.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

Are you weak and weary. overworked
and tiredf Hoods Sarsaparilla is just
the medicine to purify your blood and
give you strength.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-20

All sizes and hest grades of Anthracite
coal Ss.e5 per ton, delivered to any part
of this city discount for cash % cents pei
ton; camel coal for CRATES SO
E G ERAZER
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
SHIRT, DR1 WERS AND OVERALL
MIN UF.ACTURERS

This industryis one of the most active as in each
department an army is employed, and the estab-
lsements occupy entire warehouses, and are of
themselves factories. Each one of these three
departments is an item of interest. The product
OF each is distributed largely through the nam
moth establishments of other cities, by whole
sale, and contract, in addition to the distribution
effected through travelling statesmen In the femi-
nine department the demand for novelty and
taste is catered for to an extent only to be appre
ciated by those properly initiated. Thirty five
firms, with a capital of S950OOO, reach product
OF S3,90O,OO0,
ERLANGER BROS. tfor Jobbers exclusively
Manufacturers OF Shirts, Drawers and Over.
ais: Baltimore: rs Hanover Street. New
York: corner Church and Thomas Street.
MSTRAUSS & CO., Manufacturers of the Anchor
Brand White and Fancy Shirts, s. W. corner
Baltimore and Howard Streets.
DUBREUIL & LOWE Manufacturers Of Shirts
Collars aud Cuffs. Celebrated brands: eli.
max, Peerless, Victor. French Percales and
Full Dress. 30 South Liberty Street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

This traffic is one of the most thriving In Balti-
more. The growth of that relating to smoking
tobacco within few years is phenomenal. In
ternal Revenue statistics show collections in this
district to be the largest of any in the coun-
try Cigar and cigarette manufacture represent
equally important features. Stocks composed of
the make of factories abroad, enter largely into
the business. AS a market for leaf tobacco,
Baltimore for more than century has been in
the front rank. Exports of leaf for 1886 amount
to $4,000 hogshead an increase of 100 over 1885,
An idea of the Importance of the industry is
gained by stating that 1900 hands receive annu-
ally, S1,200,000 in wages. The division in the
trade is as follows: Leaf, twenty-five firms, capt.
tai, S75O,0o0; sales, S7,O00,o00 Manufactured
smoking chewing, and cigars and cigarettes,
thirty five firms, capital, S1,5Oo,0Oo product and
sales, S12, rs, 900. Commission and Jobbing,
thirty-four firms, capital, S1,4oO,O0O; sales,
S5,s0o,0OO.
sNEERINGER & CO., Wholesale Dealers in
Tobacco and Cigars. Packers and Importers
of Leaf Tobaccos. 20 South Howard Street.
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
G. W. GAIL s. AK C. W, Gail, Christian AK
Ernst Schmeisserl, Tobacco Works.
LEAF TOBACCO.
BECKER BROS. Importers of Havana. and
Packers of Leaf Tobacco 9S West Lombard
Street.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
MONUMENTAL CIGAR MANDATORY
fHeneman BrothersJ Manufacturers of Fine
Cigars; Our Speciaities, II iaeBsltimore,''
N. B. s." Queen of Baltimore, st'H eineman
Bros. Bouquet and "Laifs Rhook" Key
West Cigars, 1Ss West Lombard Street.
BARON q CO., Manufacturers of Cigars,
Office and Factory. 50 and Is E. Pratt Street.
MUTUAL CIGAR FACTORY, Brian 8 Co.,
Successors to Geo. r. Coffroth e Co., 9 N
Howard Street
BENDHEIM BROS. g. CO., Manufacturers of
Cigars, 10 and IS 8. Charles Street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.

The stocks embrace every item demanded in
the manufacture of clothing. Every market
is drawn upon, foreign and domestic, and every
grade is included in the ample displays made by
the seventeen firms engaged. The capital is
about 81, 900; sales reach SO. 5SS.000.
JOHN A. GRIFFITH & Co, Importers of Tail.
ors' Trimmings, and Hanover Street.
BOGUE & KINDS. (V. Thos Bogue, Edwin Ii.
Kinds. successors to Henry Bogue & SOM
Importers of Talors' Trimmings. Baltimore
and Charles Streets.
A. FRANK & SONS, Importers Tailors' Trim.
mings, 254 W. Baltimore Street. (New No. 26
West Baltimore Street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
SUBSCRIPTIoN BOOKS.

The sales of books by subscription is growing
In public favor every year. The great reading
public are supplied with the best books by the
best authors, through this time-honored and
legitimate channel of the book trade. All the
leading books from the great subscription houses
of the country are now handled by Baltimore
firms, while many of the best books, now in
market, are published here and sold by sub
scription.
HILL & HARVEY, Manufacturers and Pub
fishers of Standard Books, Ill N. Charles St.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
HORACE l. SPICE, insurance AGENT 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The prosperity of every city is dependent upon
its rail and water facilities. The relationship
existing between Baltimore and its avenues of
transportation, on every hand, is intimate, and
as result, may be traced the mutual welfare
of the city and its feeders and outlets The
railways afford unbroken communication with
the territory dependent upon and tributary to
it. These are sufficient for free outlet, and
ensure economical handling Of any surplus
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
WHOLESALE.

This is one of Baltimore's important interests,
and contributes an essential impetus to general
trade. The representatives in this line rank
with the leading merchants. and they have earn
ed for their branch of business distinction
evidenced by abundant patronage.
GEO. B. CHASE s. CO.. Foreign and Domestic
Woolens for Mems Wear, No. Hanover
Street.
N. FRANK, Jobber in Foreign and Domestic
Woolens and Cottons, 2ss W. Baltimore
Street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
SHIRT MAKERS.
SEWING MACHINES.

Thrty-ive agencies represent the best makers
In the Country, and they are as irresistible in
their ways as the general reputation would rep
resent them to be.
THE DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE CO.,
ut Stands at the Head, the Light Running
4 ."Domestic,'1 Is North Charles Street.
When buying what will last your lifetime, you
want THE BEST, therefore get the best Of
all, The American Sewing Machine. Office:
3O4 N. Charles Street.